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Hoe snel een IP-adres van laag naar hoog sorteren in Excel?

Over het algemeen gebruiken we de functie Sorteren om de tekenreeks in Excel te sorteren. Maar als er enkele IP-adressen nodig zijn om te sorteren, kan de sorteervolgorde verkeerd zijn door de sorteerfunctie direct te gebruiken, zoals hieronder wordt getoond. Nu heb ik een aantal manieren om de IP-adressen snel en correct in Excel te sorteren.

Verkeerd sorteren op sorteerfunctie Correct sorteren
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Sorteer het IP-adres op formule

Sorteer het IP-adres op VBA

Sorteer het IP-adres op Tekst naar kolommen


Sorteer het IP-adres op formule

Gebruik een formule om het IP-adres in te vullen en sorteer.

1. Selecteer een cel naast het IP-adres en typ deze formule

=TEXT(LEFT(A1,FIND(".",A1,1)-1),"000") & "." & TEXT(MID(A1,FIND( ".",A1,1)+1,FIND(".",A1,FIND(".",A1,1)+1)-FIND(".",A1,1)-1),"000") & "." & TEXT(MID(A1,FIND(".",A1,FIND(".",A1,1)+1)+1,FIND(".",A1, FIND(".",A1,FIND(".",A1,1)+1)+1)-FIND(".",A1,FIND(".",A1,1)+1)-1), "000") & "." & TEXT(RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-FIND(".",A1,FIND(".",A1,FIND( ".",A1,1)+1)+1)),"000")

pers Enter -toets en sleep de vulgreep over de cellen om deze formule toe te passen.
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2. Kopieer de formuleresultaten en plak ze als waarde in de volgende kolom. Zie screenshot:

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3. houd de geplakte waarde geselecteerd en klik Data > Sorteer A tot Z.
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4. In de Sorteer Waring dialoog, bewaar Breid de selectie uit gecontroleerd.
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5. klikken Sorteer. Nu zijn de IP-adressen gesorteerd van laag naar hoog.
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U kunt de hulpkolommen verwijderen.


Sorteer het IP-adres op VBA

Hier is een VBA-code die u ook kan helpen.

1. druk op Alt + F11 toetsen om het Microsoft Visual Basic voor toepassingen venster.

2. klikken Invoegen > Module, kopieer en plak de code in het lege script.

VBA: vul het IP-adres in

Sub FormatIP()
'UpdatbyExtendoffice20171215
    Dim xReg As New RegExp
    Dim xMatches As MatchCollection
    Dim xMatch As Match
    Dim xRg As Range
    Dim xCell As Range
    Dim I As Long
    Dim xArr() As String
    On Error Resume Next
    Set xRg = Application.InputBox("Select cells:", "KuTools For Excel", Selection.Address, , , , , 8)
    If xRg Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
    With xReg
        .Global = True
        .Pattern = "\d{1,3}\.+\d{1,3}\.+\d{1,3}\.+\d{1,3}"
        For Each xCell In xRg
            Set xMatches = .Execute(xCell.Value)
            If xMatches.Count = 0 Then GoTo xBreak
            For Each xMatch In xMatches
                xArr = Split(xMatch, ".")
                For I = 0 To UBound(xArr)
                    xArr(I) = Right("000" & xArr(I), 3)
                    If I <> UBound(xArr) Then
                        xArr(I) = xArr(I) & "."
                    End If
                Next
            Next
            xCell.Value = Join(xArr, "")
xBreak:
        Next
    End With
End Sub

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3. Then click Tools > Reference, and check Microsoft VBScript Regular Expressions 5.5 in the popping dialog.

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4. Click OK and press F5 key, a dialog pops out to remind you to select a range to work.
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5. Click OK. Then the IP addresses have been filled with zero.

6. Select the IP addresses and click Data > Sort A to Z to sort them.


Sort IP address by Text to Columns

Actually, the Text to Columns feature can do you a favor in Excel too.

1. Select the cells you use, and click Data > Text to Columns. See screenshot:
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2. In the Convert Text to Columns Wizard dialog, do as below:

Check Delimited, and click Next;

Check Other and type . into the textbox, and click Next;

Select a cell next to the IP address to place the result. Click Finish.

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3. The select all cells containing the IP addresses and the split cells, and click Data > Sort.
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4. In the Sort dialog, clicking Add level to sort data from column B to E (the split cells). See screenshot:
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5. Click OK. Now the columns have been sorted.
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Why does the formula not work for the last octet? It adds zeros to the 3rd octet but not the last? So frustrating.
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I have tested the formula before I post it, it can work for the last octer. Have you checked the formula you pasted is correct?
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la formule traduite en Francais :
=TEXTE(GAUCHE(I6;TROUVE(".";I6;1)-1);"000") & "." & TEXTE(STXT(I6;TROUVE( ".";I6;1)+1;TROUVE(".";I6;TROUVE(".";I6;1)+1)-TROUVE(".";I6;1)-1);"000") & "." & TEXTE(STXT(I6;TROUVE(".";I6;TROUVE(".";I6;1)+1)+1;TROUVE(".";I6; TROUVE(".";I6;TROUVE(".";I6;1)+1)+1)-TROUVE(".";I6;TROUVE(".";I6;1)+1)-1); "000") & "." & TEXTE(DROITE(I6;NBCAR(I6)-TROUVE(".";I6;TROUVE(".";I6;TROUVE( ".";I6;1)+1)+1));"000")
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Merci pour la traduction !
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thank you, very useful !
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This is great! Very much appreciated. It would be nice to add to the VB code to reverse (put back) the IP's in the original format (without the extra leading 0's) after having sorted them. :) I would be very interested in that where you can run this script, sort results, then revert back to original format.
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Traducido al español:
=TEXTO(IZQUIERDA(A1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1,1)-1),"000") & "." & TEXTO(EXTRAE(A1,ENCONTRAR( ".",A1,1)+1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1,1)+1)-ENCONTRAR(".",A1,1)-1),"000") & "." & TEXTO(EXTRAE(A1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1,1)+1)+1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1, ENCONTRAR(".",A1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1,1)+1)+1)-ENCONTRAR(".",A1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1,1)+1)-1), "000") & "." & TEXTO(DERECHA(A1,LARGO(A1)-ENCONTRAR(".",A1,ENCONTRAR(".",A1,ENCONTRAR( ".",A1,1)+1)+1)),"000")
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Thanks for your help on translating the formula.
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